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Medavia suspends flights to Mitiga after airstrikes at airport

bySami Zaptia
March 6, 2015
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Medavia suspends flights to Mitiga after airstrikes at airport

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By Libya Herald staff.

Medavia

Tunis, 5 March 2015:

The Maltese based charter airliner . . .[restrict]Medavia has suspended flights to and from Tripoli’s Mitiga airport as a result of the repeated air raids on the airport by pro House of Representatives fighters, the Mitiga airport Facebook page reports.

Medavia is the only non-Libyan based airliner flying to Libya and the only airliner flying directly from Libya to an EU destination.

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